A Message by Editor

Pacific Press Publishing Association · Mountain View, California · Sep 8, 1909

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 36, No. 35.

A Message

By Editor

It is a timely message which is being given by the September number of the SIGNS Monthly, a message that every home should welcome. “My people are destroyed for lack of knowledge,” says the Scripture. “This number offers knowledge that may save our boys and girls. It will be a blessing in every home.” Such statements are being used in presenting the temperance feature of this issue.

Orders already filled will supply 25,000 homes. Your help is needed in placing it in many more. Tho your time or territory may be limited, have some part with this number.

Partial Table of Contents

General Under the heading, “Thou Shalt Not Steal,” appears a Wall Street Journal Editorial which is a splendid selling feature with business and thinking people.

Bible “Our Reasonable Service,” by Mrs. E. G. White, setting forth the reasonableness of a well-ordered and temperate life; “The Sabbath to Be Restored,” by Eld. C. L. Taylor.

Temperance and Health “Tendency of Highly Seasoned and Other Improper Foods to Produce Intemperance,” by D. H. Kress, M.D.; “The Effects of Alcohol on the System from the Standpoint of the Scientist,” by H. F. Rand, M.D.; “Effects of Tobacco on the System, and How It Strengthens the Drink Habit,” by A. J. Sanderson, M.D.; “The Heritage of Intemperance,” by L. A. Reed; “How May We Gain the Victory?” by the Editor.

Home Story, and illustrations in harmony.

Twenty-five copies cost $1.00; they sell for $2.50. 100 cost $4.00. You sell them for $10.00. Order of your Tract Society. Ask for the SIGNS WORKER which contains selling points and suggestive canvasses.

Signs of the Times

MOUNTAIN VIEW, CALIFORNIA